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Discover a profound reinterpretation of God's character, revealing a merciful and compassionate Father even within the seemingly harsh narratives of the Old Testament. Shift your p...
Coming to faith as a teenager in the 1970s, I inherited a more or less modern and impoverished Christian notion of heaven — heaven as the good place way out there somewhere that yo...
Christians who vilify the poor, LGBTQ people and women practice a version of the faith that is heavy on the Bible but light on words of Jesus, said Howard-John Wesley, senior pasto...
"The Lord make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you." - Numbers 6:25 In the late 18th century, John Newton was known throughout England as a man who had hit rock...
Robert Barron, First Things In the sixth book of his Confessions, St. Augustine relates a story about an encounter he had on the streets of Milan with a seriously intoxicated man....
The modern Church preaches God loves you. But without the cross, the message is hollow. Father Jeff Fasching delivers a heartfelt meditation on the love of God that many Catholics...
On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Scripture scholar Wes Howard-Brook discussing biblical literacy and finding the Creator in creation.
A renowned pastor shares a personal story of transformation, revealing how the Bible's promise of God's unconditional love and sacrifice through Jesus Christ can bring hope and ful...
A renowned pastor shares a personal story of transformation, revealing how the Bible's promise of God's unconditional love and sacrifice through Jesus Christ can bring hope and ful...
Robert Jeffress isn’t backing down. The longtime pastor reflects on decades of ministry, why he believes faith and politics can’t be separated from today’s cultural battles, and th...
Rosaria Butterfield calls herself the “unlikely convert.” The Christian author, wife and mother never intended to follow Jesus, just as she never intended to have children or marry...
A particular species of Christian now flourishes in America. I call him the “wet noodle Christian.”He is easy to recognize. He attends Bible studies, laments the moral collapse of...
Singer Anne Wilson, inspired by her mother's steadfast spirit and Jesus's revolutionary path, shares a powerful call for Christians to embrace unwavering boldness in their faith.
On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts theologian, speaker, author and activist Lisa Sharon Harper.
Several years ago, I was introduced to an author by the name of Brennan Manning, who was a former Franciscan priest and wrote multiple books during his life. The post Daily Bread...
What will God weigh on judgment day? John Piper opens Romans 1:28–2:11 to show that our deeds reveal whether we belong to Christ.Watch Now
Paul Vaughn joins John-Henry Westen to reflect on his journey from Protestant leadership into the Catholic Church, explaining how years of theological searching, studying Church hi...
The Bible says Jesus has an upside-down kingdom, and that fact makes pursuing the kingdom counterintuitive. Jesus’s actions and words are often the opposite of what we’d imagine th...
Basically . . . From a progressive perspective . . . An EXCEPTIONAL book review about the nature of faith in Western Culture that kinda contradicts all of the very nice things that...
Scott-Vincent Borba said God "is sending me back out, cleaned up, to be able to proclaim his mercy, to proclaim his goodness, to bring people back to repentance."
HEAVEN — St. Paul has officially relinquished his self-proclaimed title "Chief of Sinners" after learning of the newest allegations against Graham Platner.
Love moved Jesus to let Lazarus die. Why? Jesus wanted Lazarus, his family, and the watching crowd to taste his all-satisfying glory.Watch Now
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